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CONCIERTOS DANIEL
Fundación: Ernesto De Quesada 1908
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Frederieke Saeijs
violin
Frederieke Saeijs ha ganado varios premios en concursos
internacionales de violín: Princes Christina Concours (1995 y 1998),
Vriendenkrans Concours (2001), Georges Enescu Internacional violin
Competition (Bucarest, Rumania 2003) y el Grachtenfestival
Conservatorium Competition (2004). En 2005 Frederieke ganó el
primer Grand Prix-Academie des Beaux Arts en el Internacional
Jacques Thibaud-Marguriete Long Competition en París, Francia.
Seguido de esto fue galardonada con cuatro premios extras: Prix de
SAS le Prince Albert de Mónaco por la mejor interpretación de la obra
contemporánea de Dupin, Premio Nicole Henriot-Schweitzer por la
mejor interpretación de un concierto para violín (Berg), Premio de los
miembros de la Orquesta Nacional de Francia y Premio de los
estudiantes de los Conservatorios.
Frederieke de ha presentado en recitales y como solista en Argentina,
Austria, Belgica, Canadá, Francia, Alemania, Hong Kong, Italia,
Japón, Rusia, Escocia, Taiwan, Holanda, Estados Unidos de
Norteamérica y Suiza. También tuvo el honor de tocar para la Reina
Beatriz de Holanda en el Palacio Noordeinde el La Haya.
Como solista ha tocado con la Arnhem Philharmonic Orchestra,
Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, Hagen Philharmonic Orchestra,
Haifa Symphony Orchestra, Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, New
Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, Limburg Symphony Orchestra,
Orchestre National de France, Orchestre National de Montpellier,
Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, Residentie Orchestra The
Hague, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Scottish National
Orchestra, Santa Fe Orchestra (Argentina) and the St. Petersburg
Philharmonic Orchestra. bajo las batutas de directores tales como,
Matthias Bamert, Marco Boni, Jonathan Darlington, Antony Hermus,
Neeme Jarvi, Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi, Friedemann Layer, Ion Marin,
Roberto Montenegro, Christoph Poppen, Noam Sheriff, Vassily
Sinaiski, Etienne Siebens, Ed Spanjaard and Jaap van Zweden.
Frederieke Saeijs nacida en Holanda, empezó a tocar el violín a los
siete años de edad. En 1992 ingresó a las clases especiales para
Jóvenes Talentos Musicales en el Conservatorio Real de La Haya.
Después de terminar sus estudios académicos, fue admitida a tiempo
completo en el Conservatorio Real en donde recibió sus diplomas de
Bachelor y su Master en 2004. Posteriormente ha estudiado con
Mauricio Fuks en la Jacobs School of Music en Bloomington, Indiana,
Estados Unidos de Norteamérica donde obtuvo los diplomas de
ejecutante y concertista, Una distinción especial que hace la
Universidad de Indiana. También ha complementado sus estudios con
clases magistrales con maestros tales como: Thomas Brandis, Detlev
Hahn, Isabelle van Keulen, Herman Krebbers, Rainer Kussmaul,
Jaime Laredo, Víctor Liberman, Gerhardt Schulz y David Takeno.
Desde 2006 Frederieke es Artista en Residencia en el Dr. Antón
Philipszaal and Nieuwe Kerk en su ciudad natal La Haya e imparte
clases de violín en el Real Conservatorio de La Haya.
En abril de 2009 fue publicado su primer CD por la etiqueta NAXOS,
que incluyen sonatas para violín y piano de Ravel, Respighi y
Granados con el pianista holandés Maurice Lammerts van Bueren.
Frederieke toca un violín Pietro Guarnerius 1725, cedido a ella por la
Nacional Instrument Foundation de Holanda.
Videos
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=frederieke+saeijs&search_type=&aq=1&oq=Frederie
Prensa
‘Fantastic concert Saeijs and Orchestra Bellitoni’: Review from
newspaper ‘Leidsch Dagblad’ on 22 November 2003 by Lidy van der
Spek of
a performance
in Stadsgehoorzaal Leiden on 21 st of
November 2003 by Orchestra Bellitoni with conductor Alexandru
Lascae and Frederieke Saeijs, violin:
“Frederieke Saeijs makes an impressively beautiful happening of the
Violin concerto by Ludwig van Beethoven (….). Her silky sound, her
clear refined playing is singing on top of the orchestra without loosing
the contact with the accompaniment behind her. Her sound
production is crystal-clear. The Allegro is stable like a temple of
music, beautifully balanced in architecture: Brave well-considered
playing of the orchestra covered with both colorful soloistic fireworks
and stilly intimacy. The Larghetto is full of warm, subdued shades, on
top of which the violin sings rarely and purely. The whole second
movement puts the listener into a promising, light spring day, which
organically develops into a warm summer, the Rondo (….). Saeijs
interferes joyfully in the dance with light staccato. In her last cadenza
Frederieke Saeijs emphasizes once more her light-footed and inner
passion (…)”
Review on January 30th 2006 by Bela Luttmer in newspaper the
‘Telegraaf’ of a performance of Adagio in E major and Rondo in C
major by Mozart by violinist Frederieke Saeijs with the Rotterdam
Philharmonic Orchestra under Christoph Poppen on January 28 th
2006:
‘Frederieke Saeijs moves in Rotterdam’
“Frederieke Saeijs found an ideal partner in Poppen for her intimate,
unearthly pure interpretation of the Adagio K 261 and the Rondo K
373. The violinist, who won the First Grand Prize and four extra prizes
during the renowned Long-Thibaud competition in Paris, is a
remarkable asset to the concert stages with her honest and
unembellished playing”.
Review by Nippon Paper Group of the Gala Performance of the
Thibaud Competition in Suntory Hall, Tokyo on 23 February 2006
(Violin concerto of Alban Berg together with New Japan Philharmonic
Orchestra under Junichi Hirokami):
“Grand Prize winner Ms Frederieke Saeijs (…) delivered a show that
was full of youth and passion (…) and is set to make an impact on the
international stage”.
‘Brilliant violin-piano duo’
“The international competition Marguerite Long- Jacques Thibaud is
one of the most important competitions in the world, thanks to the
excellent level of its candidates.
On Monday evening the winner of the competition in 2005 Frederieke
Saeijs has showed all aspects of her talent as a violinist in the Palais
de l’Europe, accompanied by her compatriot Maurice Lammerts van
Bueren- a brilliant pianist and prize winner at many competitions. The
two young musicians gave a superb interpretation of sonatas by
Beethoven , Saint-Saens and Schumann.”
“The Gala performance 2006: A great moment of music”
“Frederieke Saeijs finished the first half of the concert with the
liveliness that one would imagine. The young Dutch violinist managed
to give spirit and meaning to the first concerto of Bruch.”
“Frederieke Saeijs instantly transmitted her stage presence, her
charisma and her expressive choices in the concerto no.1 for violin by
Bruch.”
Review by Michael Tumelty in the Glasgow Herald of a performance of
the Tchaikovsky violin concerto by violinist Frederieke Saeijs with the
Royal Scottish National Orchestra conducted by Neeme Jarvi on 16
December 2006:
“Young Dutch violinist Frederieke Saeijs gave a fine account of
Tchaikovsky’s violin concerto”.